workshop sign ups; group sign ups:

So, on Thursday, we took a look some form-y essays.  Our discussion of them was very productive--I'm impressed with the way you handled them.  So this post is going to be nuts and bolts.  I've retyped, and posted below, your workshop dates and the group sign-ups.  Also,  a question came to me via email, and I think it was a good one (I hope you don't mind, questioner, that I'm broadcasting your question for all to see).  Thus, I'm paraphrasing the conversation here.

The question was--how do I know if a subject is "outside of myself" enough to write about it for the personal essay?  Basically, a subject is far enough outside of yourself if it is researchable--if you can Google it or find information about it in a book.  

Ok, on to the workshop dates and group sign-ups:

WORKSHOPS:

Week 3: Heather Mueller

Week 4: Sam Bogwardt; Mady Vukson; Chelsea Burris;

Week 5:  Phil Gross; Caitlin Duff

Week 6:  Heidi Burtson; Sofiya Hupalo

Week 7:  Alex Czoschke; David Peterka

Week 8:  Nicole Anderson; Bee Vang; Amelia Strommen

Week 9:  Spring Break

Week 10:  Michael Otis; Sophia Anastazievsky; Ben Kozer;

Week 11:  Maggie Whelan; Ian Lilligren; Greg Seaberg

Week 12:  Jayne Theuer; Rahgav Mehta

Week 13:  Katie Kelly; Iriz Zadaka; Shoree Pierce

Week 14:  Carrie Bender

GROUP SIGN-UPS:

Group A:  Caitlin Duff; Nicole Anderson; Sophia Anastazievsky; Jayne Theuer; Chelsea Burris; Alex Czoschke; Heather Mueller; Carrie Bender; Mady Vukson; Sam Borgwardt; Shoree Pierce

Group B:  Katie Kelly; Sofiya  Hupalo; Maggie Whelan; Amelia Strommen; Iris Zadaka; Heidi Burtson; Phil Gross; Ben Koser; Michael Otis; Bee Vang; Raghav Mehta; David Peterka

Apologies to any whose last names I've misspelled--handwriting!

Questions?  Email and/or comment.